The speedy 5-foot 10-inch senior point guard had 17 points in a 73-67 win over Detroit Westside and 14 points in a 65-29 win over Franklin.

Add in 17 points against Meadville and 15 points in a 71-60 win over Strong Vincent and Lewis is off to a fast start this season.

He also had 19 points in an impressive 55-43 win over Mercyhurst Prep and has emerged as one of the top guards in the area to start the season.

Poll results:

Who is the Breakout Boys Basketball Player of the Week?

Carson Lewis, McDowell (30%, 315 Votes)

Kyle McKeen, Northwestern (23%, 238 Votes)

Collin Fantaskey, Warren (6%, 64 Votes)

Sheldon Zablotny, Cathedral Pre (5%, 56 Votes)

Dawson Scotch, North East (5%, 50 Votes)

Matt Votino, Hickory (3%, 35 Votes)

Joey Zoltowski, Harbor Creek (3%, 34 Votes)

Eugene Husband, Central Tech (3%, 29 Votes)

Alex Borges, Mercyhurst Prep (3%, 27 Votes)

Andy Niland, Fairview (3%, 27 Votes)

Zak Price, Meadville (3%, 26 Votes)

Jaymon Mason, General McLane (2%, 25 Votes)

Scott Groenendaal, Seneca (2%, 20 Votes)

Marcus Palmero, Cambridge Springs (2%, 17 Votes)

Matthew Dogan, West Middlesex (1%, 15 Votes)

Logan Herzberger, Cochranton (1%, 15 Votes)

Dalton Boggs, Lakeview (1%, 15 Votes)

Malquan Pullium, Strong Vincent (1%, 14 Votes)

Tyler Luchey, Sharpsville (1%, 10 Votes)

Corey Ciccarelli, Titusville (1%, 8 Votes)

Total Voters: 1,040

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Carson Lewis is already enjoying McDowell’s new up-tempo offense this year. The speedy 5-foot 10-inch senior point guard had 17 points in a 73-67 win over Detroit Westside. and 14 points in a 65-29 win over Franklin. Add in 17 points against Meadville and 15 points in a 71-60 win over Strong Vincent and Lewis is off to a fast start this season. He also had 19 points in an impressive 55-43 win over Mercyhurst Prep and has emerged as one of the top guards in the area to start the season.